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Los dioses libran sus batallas usando a los humanos como peones. Los hombres luchan contra el destino en una batalla que saben perdida. La furia, el amor, la gloria y la derrota: todo está en Troya.
La guerra de Troya ha terminado, y los héroes griegos sobrevivientes han regresado a sus hogares. Menos uno: Ulises, que ha provocado la ira del dios del mar y consigue con esto que Poseidón ponga toda clase de impedimentos para dificultar su llegada a Ítaca, donde le espera la fiel Penélope. Pero ni gigantes ni cíclopes, ni ninfas ni sirenas podrán impedir que regrese a la anhelada patria y ejecute su venganza sobre quienes pretendían a su esposa y su hacienda.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
The gods wage their battles using humans as pawns. Men fight against fate in a battle they know is lost. Fury, love, glory, and defeat: it’s all in Troy.
The Trojan War has ended, and the surviving Greek heroes have returned home. All but one: Odysseus, who has provoked the wrath of the god of the sea, causing Poseidon to place all manner of obstacles in his path to hinder his return to Ithaca, where his faithful Penelope awaits him. But neither giants nor Cyclopes, nymphs or sirens will be able to prevent him from returning to his longed-for homeland and exacting revenge on those who sought to take his wife and his estate.
La guerra de Troya ha terminado, y los héroes griegos sobrevivientes han regresado a sus hogares. Menos uno: Ulises, que ha provocado la ira del dios del mar y consigue con esto que Poseidón ponga toda clase de impedimentos para dificultar su llegada a Ítaca, donde le espera la fiel Penélope. Pero ni gigantes ni cíclopes, ni ninfas ni sirenas podrán impedir que regrese a la anhelada patria y ejecute su venganza sobre quienes pretendían a su esposa y su hacienda.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
The gods wage their battles using humans as pawns. Men fight against fate in a battle they know is lost. Fury, love, glory, and defeat: it’s all in Troy.
The Trojan War has ended, and the surviving Greek heroes have returned home. All but one: Odysseus, who has provoked the wrath of the god of the sea, causing Poseidon to place all manner of obstacles in his path to hinder his return to Ithaca, where his faithful Penelope awaits him. But neither giants nor Cyclopes, nymphs or sirens will be able to prevent him from returning to his longed-for homeland and exacting revenge on those who sought to take his wife and his estate.
